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Malia Chow

Branch Chief at NOAA Habitat Conservation Division, Pacific Islands Regional Office

Malia Chow is the Branch Chief for the Essential Fish Habitat and Pacific Marine National Monuments at NOAA's Habitat Conservation Division, Pacific Islands Regional Office. She is an experienced leader with a strong background in habitat conservation and marine resource management. Her work focuses on protecting and restoring marine habitats in the Pacific Islands region, which includes essential fish habitats and areas within the Marine National Monuments, such as the Papahānaumokuākea Marine National Monument and the Mariana Trench Marine National Monument.34

Chow's role involves integrating scientific research into policy and management decisions to ensure sustainable fisheries, conserve marine ecosystems, and support biodiversity. She has emphasized the importance of ocean exploration in understanding and protecting marine ecosystems, particularly in areas like Johnston Atoll.13 Additionally, she collaborates with federal agencies and local stakeholders to mitigate environmental impacts on marine habitats.25

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Hawaii, United States